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Why citizen engagement makes a city smarter

Technology is essential for smart cities. But, it’s easy to forget that technology is enabler rather than an end in itself. When it comes to creating a smart city, the human aspect, such as connected communities and engaged citizens, is just as vital.

How Smart are Smart City Lights? How Bright is the Opportunity?

Smart street lights do much more than illuminate. They deliver huge savings and transform the entire way the municipality manages the city.

Building an Internet of Things to Make a Safer City for Residents

CityShob used the HPE OneView management platform to create a smart city application that is making the Mexican city of Guadalajara safer.

United Nations, invites CityShob Israel at 70: Global Impact through Innovation

Ambassador Danny Danon, Israel to the United Nations, invites CityShob to participate in showcase of innovation technologies in honor of Israel's 70th anniversary.

Guest of Honor:
- Mr. Eli Cohen, Minister of Economy and Industry of the State of Israel
- Robert Kraft, American businessman and the chairman and CEO of the Kraft Group

Main Challenge of Smart Cities: Proper Management of Assets and Information from Residents

"Authorities are investing huge sums of money in separate infrastructures with no connection between them, and the ability of decision-makers to control these infrastructures is limited," says Noam Maoz, CEO of CityShob.

Noam Maoz, CEO of CityShob, Special Guest at Dinner Reception by USA Ambassador David Friedman

CityShob presented its solutions for smart cities and strategic facilities in terms of smart operation, security, fusion of information and big-data analytics

CityShob Introduces First of its Kind Smart City Project in Mexico

The initiative, in the metropolitan area of Guadalajara, is part of a new surveillance project called "Urban Shield C5"and features an operation center connected to 600 cameras throughout the city.

New CityShob Project in Mexico: An Urban Tracking System

A monitoring center has been installed together with 600 cameras scattered throughout Guadalajara's metropolitan center, forming a new surveillance project called "Urban Shield C5"

Presentation of Advances in Urban Shield C5

Mayors of the ZMG signed a collaboration agreement for the development of the surveillance system.

The Implementation of Urban Shield C5 is Progressing Well

The implementation of "Urban Shield C5" is advancing and features an operation center connected to 600 cameras which have been installed and distributed throughout the city.